An infant is admitted to the pediatric unit with bronchiolitis caused by respiratory syncytial virus (rsv). what interventions are appropriate nursing care for the infant? select all that apply.

The use of Saline nose drops as a interventions help in the clearing of the nasal passage and this is one that tends to bring about some improvement in regards to the breathing and aids the taking of fluids.

Note that RSV is a contagious disease and infants that has RSV need to be isolated from other children due to the fact that they make large amounts of mucus, that hinders breathing as well as feeding.

Therefore, Based on the above, the interventions that are appropriate nursing care for the infant are:

2- Instilling saline nose drops

3- Maintaining contact precautions

4- Suctioning mucus with a bulb syringe

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An infant is admitted to the pediatric unit with bronchiolitis caused by respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). What interventions are appropriate nursing care for the infant? Select all that apply.

1

Limiting fluid intake

2

Instilling saline nose drops

3

Maintaining contact precautions

4

Suctioning mucus with a bulb syringe

5

Administering warm humidified oxygen